Project Re: Leaf Awards Wins at the GLA
Project wins multiple Re:Leaf Awards at City Hall
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Please contribute to our continued success in greening our neighbourhood Fitzrovia Trees celebrated 14 June 2023
Fitzrovia is a Forest Tree Walk - click and see
New Cavendish Street is now greened with trees
Professor Winston talks about capturing Marylebone carbon
W1W in the news
W1W Tree Planting News
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500th Tree Planted at BBC
500 trees help establish a Central London Green Grid
Barbara greens Weymouth St
Barbara Windsor completes Weymouth Street planting
W1W Tree Planting Video Project Presentation
See how we have been busy
Big Tree Plants in East Marylebone & Fitzrovia
Successful application for Fitzrovia Forest grant
FItzrovia Forest Proposal Published
Support our aim make our neighbourhood even better
Bolsover St trees in place
Alan Titchmarsh Digs Bolsover Street's new Elm Trees
All London Green Grid
Marylebone's trees contribute to London's Central Green Grid
West Marylebone Initiative for Street Trees Launches
Project starts to green Gloucester Place and Crawford Street
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1000 Trees now planted VOTE for local trees
£6,000 tree money possible
Category Archives: MORTIMER STREET & EASTCASTLE STREET
Fitzrovia Forest’s Future Steps
It’s been a busy 2012-13 season for planting in Fitzrovia and East Marylebone despite delays caused by the late release of subterranean infrastructure data. Over 30 trees were planted in addition to the +210 added in the last few seasons. … Continue reading
Posted in Fitzovia / East Marylebone Forest, Fitzrovia, MORTIMER STREET & EASTCASTLE STREET, Project Updates
Tagged berners hotel, berners street, cleveland street, east marylebone, fitzrovia, fitzrovia forest, fitzroy place, gpe, gperathboneplace, great portland estates, london, post office, Rathbone Place, riding house street
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Big Tree Plant grants £10,000 to Fitzrovia Forest project
Ambitions to plant more trees in East Marylebone received a big boost recently with the news that we received a grant of £10,000 from The Big Tree Plant Campaign. These monies supplements a £25,000 S106 contribution for trees that will … Continue reading
Posted in Fitzovia / East Marylebone Forest, Fitzrovia, Fund Raising, GREAT TITCHFIELD STREET, HANSON STREET & BERNERS STREET, Marylebone, MORTIMER STREET & EASTCASTLE STREET
Tagged arup, attractive, big tree plant, defra, east marylebone, fitzrovia, forest, forum, middlesex hospital, noho, residents, trees, w1w, west end, westminster
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Help build the East Marylebone & Fitzrovia Forest Concept
The latest draft of the Fitzrovia and East Marylebone Landscape and Public Realm Visioning Plan is now available for review and comment. Join in so that our streets and public areas provide a better space for everyone in our … Continue reading
Posted in BOLSOVER STREET, CLEVELAND STREET & CARBURTON STREET, CLIPSTONE STREET & CLIPSTONE MEWS, DUCHESS STREET, Fitzovia / East Marylebone Forest, Fitzrovia, GILDEA STREET & LANGHAM STREET, GREAT PORTLAND STREET, GREAT TITCHFIELD STREET, GREENWELL STREET, MORTIMER STREET & EASTCASTLE STREET, WESTMINSTER WAY & CITY TREE POLICY
Tagged Broadcasting House, camden, east marylebone, fitzrovia, improvement, landscape, london, plan, planning, Portland Village, public realm, urban design, W1, w1t, w1w, westminster, westminster city council
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Ideas and details for Fitzrovia Forest South sprout
The southern side of Fitzrovia has had very little street improvement for many years. While the ORB project (Oxford Street, Regents Street and Bond Street) is improving almost all the other areas off Oxford Street, there are no public improvement … Continue reading
Posted in Fitzrovia, HANSON STREET & BERNERS STREET, MORTIMER STREET & EASTCASTLE STREET
Tagged berners, conservation area, Crossrail, east marylebone, eastcastle street, exemplar, fitzrovia, fitzrovia forest, marylebone, middlesex hospital, newman street, ORB, pedestrian, public realm, Rathbone Place, south fitzrovia, tree, wells street, westminster
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Marylebone and Fitzrovia's W1W Street Tree Planting Initiative 
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